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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1930
Page
1
Chas P Nordman announces his candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Republic County. He has served in the past term and will be subject to the Republican party will at the August primary election. He emphasizes his experience and party backing.
County Treasurer I am a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Republic county subject to the will of the Republican voters at the August primary Election. T. J. WEST.
Probate Judge Henry H. Van Natta announces Republican ticket bid for Republic County probate judge role, subject to August primary voters.
A candidate for nomination for county clerk of Republic County announces intent to run in the Republican primary in August, submitting their name for the official ballot. The notice names L. E. Cooper in connection with the campaign and primary process.
Fragmentary notice shows M. L. Hill aligned with the Republican slate in the race for county clerk, indicating a contest tied to the August primary and the will of the party.
Republic County voters in the August primary election consider WM. C. Perry for county attorney. Perry seeks the GOP nomination and support from Republican voters.
Mollie Hadachek announces her candidacy on the Republican ticket for Register of Deeds of Republic County subject to the voters at the August primary.
Worded as a campaign note by JOE E PETERKA a World War II veteran announcing candidacy for the office of register of deeds at the August primary. The brief statement asserts veteran status and intent to run under a party banner.
WM. R. GOODWIN declares intent to run for Clerk of the District Court in the upcoming August Primary. The statement serves as a formal candidacy notice filed with the Clerk of District Court.
State voters in the August primary are informed about the August primary for the office of State Representative. CG. G. ASPEGREN is referenced in connection with this notice.
W H Mikesell declares his candidacy for sheriff in Republic County with August primaries ahead. He appeals to voters and seeks support from residents in the upcoming election.
Laura M Hill runs in the August primary for county superintendent of public instruction, subject to the will of Republican voters. The statement identifies Hill as the candidate seeking election in the contested race.
Frank G. Spurney announces his candidacy for Republic county attorney in the August primary, stating he seeks the office through the Republican voters and will honor their will.
V. E. Throop announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Sheriff subject to approval by Republican voters at the August primary election.
Yzella H. Mosher is the Republican nominee for County Superintendent of Public Instruction subject to voter will at the primary election. Homer Stewart, driver for Metz Packing Co., was held up near Haddam Monday afternoon. two men in a Model A Ford robbed him of 150 dollars with a gun near a road grade. Authorities were notified but no suspects traced. Haddam Clipper Leader.
A collage of jokes and social quips from Kansas papers. puns about babies, packing centers, editors growing old, marriages and civic life mix with city one-liners and rural humor reflecting midwestern newspaper voice and local wit.
The Kansas Optimist notes the death of Mrs Jens Peterson a Denmark immigrant who arrived in 1870 with her husband Jens Peterson. A pioneer mother she helped develop the community and reared a family. She moved to town last year after residing northwest of town. She suffered a stroke two weeks prior and died Friday evening about six o'clock.
Alex Alt, 24, was shot three times and killed by George Stathem, 20, in the blacksmith shop at Rock Island shops while both were rip-track employees. The shooting occurred just before 1 PM and was witnessed by Sherman Bisby. Reported as sparked by martial difficulties.
Eight o'clock Saturday lightning hit the Will Mayell farm northwest of town. He saw the bolt enter through an aerial wire into the house, ripping a shoe from his foot and causing a hole in linoleum and plaster damage. The incident prompted concern for his wife as he checked her safety.
The state secured a district court injunction against Sam Blair barring Sunday theater operations. Judge Kennett granted the temporary order on a petition by Robert O. Mason, assistant attorney general, restraining Blair from showing the Clyde Sunday program.
Ten uniformed bands totaling 400 musicians converge in Belleville for the Kansas League of Municipal Bands convention. Continuous concerts run from 12 30 to 5 p m with the massed band program capping the event in the evening for music lovers.
By a 367 to 331 vote, District 14 citizens authorize 115000 dollars in bonds to build a new school and relieve the emergency after condemnation of the north grade building as unsafe. Total 698 votes cast, with registration issues and over 700 ballots. some invalidated for improper marks. Belleville Telescope reports.
R. L. Hanna editor of the Harvard Courier and Myrtle Strohm drove from Harvard Nebraska last Friday on business. Hanna was a former Jewell athletic coach and Strohm was once with Citizens State Bank at Jewell before moving to Harvard. Ilaana stopped by the office for a friendly call.
Roger Daniels five year old son of Mr and Mrs Ben Daniels of Beloit was instantly killed when a pressure tank used for air filled with air blew up beside him at a Beloit tire shop. The tank from a gasoline stove exploded and a valve struck him, causing a fatal head wound. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Beloit Methodist church. Mr and Mrs Edwards attended. Jewell County Republican.
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